Hey mate, as usual awesome footage, and your chipper is working great! People around me love to burn or take their garden waste to the tip, which is a real shame, as you know it’s fantastic for the garden! I chip a lot customers foliage, which they don’t want, so l bring it home to use! Cheers Stoney…
As you will know, that pile of chip is probably 3 or 4 trailer loads of waste, if it wasn't chipped and the nearest tip is a hour and half round trip, plus iv now got some fantastic chip for mulching the beds 😀 👍
@@jasongardener3425 with that brash, in that area and having the chipper it's a no brainer chipping it compared to taking it away as you save the time and effort to tip it. If everything was dealt at source life would be so much easier and the stuff gets reused. I've a cherry tree to take down and I'm going to log everything down to about 2" as that'll be firewood for a good few weeks in a couple of years 👍👍and chip the rest
Hi Jason, love all your work. Just wondered if you could do a video on what hedge cutting kit you think is a must have and what you would recommend to yourself if you were starting again knowing what you know now? thought from someone with your experience and skill it would be super useful to a knowbie like myself.
Thanks for the complacent 🙂, I will do a video, but can't say when as flat out busy with work and very time poor. In all honesty I would say go battery, personally first hedge trimmer I would pick is the stihl hla66, as it is a good all round trimmer, good reach, but can work close too, its a great day to day trimmer, 2nd hla86 perfect for wide/tall hedges. Hope that's of help 🙂👍
Excellent content, Jason. I love watching machinery do it's work. It handles the job well.
Cheers Lisa, I try to keep as much machines sound in as possible, as it speaks louder than words, 🙂👍
Hey mate, as usual awesome footage, and your chipper is working great!
People around me love to burn or take their garden waste to the tip, which is a real shame, as you know it’s fantastic for the garden! I chip a lot customers foliage, which they don’t want, so l bring it home to use!
Cheers Stoney…
Cheers mate 👍.
Yeah it's a great resource and to recycle it back into the garden is a win win.
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Great video Jason,the big brother to my chipper👍🏼
Thanks martyn, yeah big bother, it's a great machine, but not easy to manhandle.
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These size chippers love that type of brash👍 nice one
Definitely mate, great for hedge, conifer, small tree waste, cheap to run too, 🙂👍👍
As you will know, that pile of chip is probably 3 or 4 trailer loads of waste, if it wasn't chipped and the nearest tip is a hour and half round trip, plus iv now got some fantastic chip for mulching the beds 😀 👍
@@jasongardener3425 with that brash, in that area and having the chipper it's a no brainer chipping it compared to taking it away as you save the time and effort to tip it. If everything was dealt at source life would be so much easier and the stuff gets reused. I've a cherry tree to take down and I'm going to log everything down to about 2" as that'll be firewood for a good few weeks in a couple of years 👍👍and chip the rest
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd most definitely mate, 👌
Lovely relaxed viewing whilst you did the hard work 😂
looks a beat of a chipper mate, defiantly a far cry from the little hornet.
It's a very good powerful machine, heavy at 185kg though, still use the little hornet now and then for little bit, 👍👍
@@jasongardener3425 handy little machines, definatly a good resource too
Very nice
Cheers mate 👍 😀
Hi Jason, love all your work. Just wondered if you could do a video on what hedge cutting kit you think is a must have and what you would recommend to yourself if you were starting again knowing what you know now? thought from someone with your experience and skill it would be super useful to a knowbie like myself.
Thanks for the complacent 🙂, I will do a video, but can't say when as flat out busy with work and very time poor.
In all honesty I would say go battery, personally first hedge trimmer I would pick is the stihl hla66, as it is a good all round trimmer, good reach, but can work close too, its a great day to day trimmer, 2nd hla86 perfect for wide/tall hedges.
Hope that's of help 🙂👍
@@jasongardener3425 totally appreciate that Jason. Thank you for replying! Look forward to seeing a video if you get time. 😊
Looks a great chipper. How often would you sharpen the blades ? 👍
Cheers, depending what's been through it, generally every 15/20 hours 👍
What mm is the chipper
6 minutes of watching a man chip branches...only if it's you😁. I can't wait till you get a drone. It's like a short film every time.
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Thank you Deborah 🙂